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In modern society, it’s common for people to want money quickly, and this is especially a problem for many young individuals who wants to succeed at all costs. The insatiable quest to be rich quick often

Ghana is grieving. We have lost one of our great legends of music. Daddy Lumba - may your soul rest in perfect peace. People are sharing memories and celebrating his strong impact, but we are also gaining

The first impression I had when I arrived in the UK was how neat, tidy and orderly everything seemed to be. The houses were tidy and lined up in neat rows, the roads were peaceful and perfectly paved,

Those who are familiar with the contents I create know that I regularly speak about my time in social media and content creation and my experience in the blockchain space. And more often than not, in that

To understand how the economy works you don't have to be in a classroom, you just have to go to your market. That's where all of the action is — noisy, dusty, full of life!. Every trader in the market

Yesterday I had a deep conversation with someone I know who has left Ghana in search of a better life in Germany. After our discussion I couldn't stop thinking about how difficult life becomes when you

Years ago, when I was younger, I was exposed to motivational speakers and those of a business mindset who would share about the importance of having multiple streams of income. They would say, “Do not

Not every important moment comes with a loud noise or celebration. Some simply come quietly, and leave something more substantial that stays. True impact often does not need to announce itself, it simply

I have been to Akosombo before, and I still think of how beautiful and vibrant that place is. Most people know Akosombo by the dam; this dam is vital as it supplies electric power to most parts of Ghana.

Have you ever seen how we respond to something free as opposed to something with a price? It's one of the striking features of human behavior; we love free things but we often don't trust them. The simple

We all have different types of friends — the fun ones, the listeners, the ones who bring drama, and the ones who just show up. There's always that one friend who stands out from the rest. Not because they've

We often think we know just what we want to do in life, the job we want to have, the business we want to create, the future we want to live. We dream, we plan, we pray. And for most of us, that dream has

Living in Ghana, particularly in remote or impoverished places, is often not easy. I say "not easy" because I have lived this. Growing up, I lived in a community where finding something as simple

This photograph was taken by our media team during one of our borehole launch events in a rural Ghanaian community. At first glance, it is just a photo with a group of kids, with some smiling, some looking

The things that bring us the greatest joy in life are sometimes the things that others would hardly notice. Most of us wake in the morning, brush our teeth, take showers, or drink water without a second

It's calming to sit back and watch the sky in the early evening. It changes so gradually - blue turns to soft, orange spreads into the clouds, and then there is a gradual dimming of light. In the beginning,

There are numerous ways that we can work for money and make money. Some may go to school, get a job, and earn a salary. Others may start a business, create a side hustle, or work as a freelancer. All of

We're living in a time where simply putting some money in savings accounts isn't enough. Many of us have been brought up to know the importance of saving, to put money away for emergencies, for later,

The first time I was on a plane, I got to sit by the window. As we took off, I saw the buildings and cars on the ground getting smaller and smaller. Before long, we were above the clouds. It was so beautiful

We’ve all made wishes. Some have been whispered into the night, others muttered while gazing out of a bus window, hoping for something different. One of the most common silent wishes nowadays revolves

When discussions emerge around the challenges facing Africa, it is usually the corrupt leadership or colonialism that gets picked on as the reason. These two narratives dominate discussions and tend to